2026 TVS Radeon Launched At Rs 67,100 With LED Lighting and New LCD Console

Quick Read - The updated 2026 Radeon comes with redesigned front end, full LED lighting, and a new coloured LCD instrument console on the upper two variants. Prices start at Rs 67,100 ex-showroom Delhi, going up to Rs 73,100 for the top Digi Disc variant.

TVS has launched the updated 2026 Radeon in India with revised styling, full LED lighting, and a new instrument console on its upper two variants. Prices start at Rs 67,100, ex-showroom Delhi.

2026 TVS Radeon Price, Variants and Colour Options

The 2026 Radeon comes in three variants. Color option wise, the Base variant is available in Black/Blue and Black/Red. The Digi Drum gets Black/Red, Black/Orange, and Red/Black, while the Digi Disc comes in Black/Orange and Red/Black.

Each variant steps up by Rs 3,000, which is a reasonable gap given the equipment differences between them.

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LED Lighting and Styling Changes on the 2026 Radeon

The most visible update is at the front. The 2026 Radeon gets a new LED headlight with LED DRLs, replacing the older halogen unit. The tail-light and indicators are also now LED, similar to the lighting setup used on the Ronin and Apache RTR 160 4V. The chrome elements that were present on the older model have been reduced, giving the bike a cleaner, more contemporary look.

The metal fuel tank and side panels carry over from the previous version without changes.

Coloured LCD Console for the Digi Variants

The Digi Drum and Digi Disc variants get the coloured LCD console that first appeared on the Raider 125. It shows real-time mileage, a service reminder, and a low-fuel indicator alongside the standard riding information.

The Base variant gets a simpler setup with an analogue speedometer, fuel gauge, and odometer.

Same 109.7cc Engine, Updated Braking Options

The 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine carries over unchanged, producing 8.08 PS and 8.7 Nm through a four-speed gearbox. On the braking front, the Base and Digi Drum variants get drum brakes at both ends, while the Digi Disc variant upgrades the front to a 240mm disc. All three variants get CBS as standard.

The Radeon rides on 18-inch alloy wheels at both ends with 2.75-section tyres up front and 3.00-section at the rear, on a telescopic fork and twin shock absorber setup.

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Rivals

The updated 2026 Radeon competes with the Hero Splendor Plus, and Honda Shine 100.

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